18 million in the UK financially worse off during second lockdown
Survey of 4,000 suggests
More than a third (36%) of the adult UK population - an estimated 18 million - said their finances were worse off than three months ago, a survey of 4,000 people has revealed.
Only 11% of those polled said their finances had improved, while 26% - an estimated 13 million - expect their finances to get worse over the next three months and 12% believe their situation to improve....
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